Surface engineering and functionalization of MoS2-based nanoarchitecture for constructing epoxy composites with excellent fire resistance and mechanical properties

Luo, Jianjian; Shi, Congling; Yin, Lian; Gong, Kaili; Qian, Xiaodong; Zhou, Keqing

doi:10.1016/j.apsusc.2023.158447

Applied Surface Science

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.apsusc.2023.158447

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Surface engineering and functionalization of MoS2-based nanoarchitecture for constructing epoxy composites with excellent fire resistance and mechanical properties

Jianjian Luo,

Congling Shi,

Lian Yin

et al.

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Design synthesis of melamine amino tris-methylene phosphonate modified halloysite nanotubes for epoxy resin with simultaneously improved flame retardancy, dielectric properties and mechanical performance

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The development of epoxy resin (EP) with simultaneous enhancements in flame retardancy, mechanical performance, and low dielectric properties represents a significant and complex challenge. In this study, halloysite nanotubes (HNTs) were modified with melamine amino tris-methylene phosphonate (MA) to produce MA-modified HNTs (HMA), which were then integrated into EP to form EP/HMA composites. The incorporation of 1 wt% HMA significantly enhanced the flame retardancy (limit oxygen index up to 29.7%, UL-94 V-0 rating), reduced peak heat release rate by 23.4%, decreased total heat release by 11.9%, reduced total smoke production by 18.4%, and improved mechanical properties (tensile strength by 17.0%, impact strength by 61.0%) compared to pure EP. Additionally, EP/HMA showed a low dielectric constant (3.16) and a dielectric loss (0.019) at 1 GHz. This research presents a versatile strategy for creating multifunctional EP composites with high potential for applications in microelectronics, electronic packaging, and other relevant fields.

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Surface engineering and functionalization of MoS2-based nanoarchitecture for constructing epoxy composites with excellent fire resistance and mechanical properties

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Graphene-based nanoarchitecture as a potent cushioning/filler in polymer composites and their applications

Graphene-based nanoarchitecture as a potent cushioning/filler in polymer composites and their applications

Design synthesis of melamine amino tris-methylene phosphonate modified halloysite nanotubes for epoxy resin with simultaneously improved flame retardancy, dielectric properties and mechanical performance

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